New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
THE ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH PARK.

GOOD FIELDS or WELL-MATCHED HOhoho.
Tho seabright and Newark stakes and the other
races at Monmouth to-day will afford excellent sport
1t has been wisely decided by the Dryers not til
start Hanover in the Newark, for which the penalties
would make his weight $50 pounds. With lhat
,n,post In his present condition he would have no
chance on his Saturdays running but IL VIII DC
lively field without him. Captain "sam' BROWNS
colt stuyvesant extremely fast at nile and with
III pounds he seems to have strong claim on tho
,rze Fircnzi Is announced to run at 1.5, but 1t Is
not likely that Mr. Iaggin will ask her to do the ire
mendous feat Of conccding lat the weight schedu!c)
nineteen pounds to stuyvcsant twenty -four pounds 10
etridcaway and twenty seven pounds to Stripping anu
Freedom. SO FIrcnzi will probably be kept In The
stable unlcss Mr.. Hasgin wishes to break her down
by excessive tasks Hanover Is temporarily broken
down. Taking the weights and records into careful
consideration Stuyvesant ought to win the Newark
and Stripping to run second
The seabright for two-year-clds will be good
race Prince Royal Won the Atlantic with 10
pounds Now or Never running second but being dis
qualified for fouling Mr.. belmont colt must carry
II5 to Now or Ncver's 1O5 to-day. Mr. Cassatt' =
colt ran so well saturday (beatng Fordham easily
cnouch) that he should win though his wfetched
temper at the post always makes him an uncertain
hore to back. Mr. Haggn's Mirabcau seems to DO
Improving and should second, but Prince Royal,
FOrdham and Galiifet will not be far behind.
Richmond who seemed very stale in his last two
races, Is entered in two handicaps today The
mile should suit him now much better than the mile
snd-aquartcr and he should win the first If no
stats, with Pontiac second. II lie does not start
fontico should win with Preciosa second
Hidaigo should win the fourth race, with Eurw
second, IL EuIus Ia ridden by Mclaughlin. But II
Eurus is ridden by Hayward Linden should gel
second place
One az the most senseless inventions about a
sace seen for long time was published yesterday.
This wild fiction represented the wellknown jockey
sAndy" McCarty rs losing the scul Stakes on Mailer
On Saturday through caelcssly overlooking Mona in tho
Aomcstretch. This silly stuff made every turfman
who readit roar with laughter The facts are these
Mona is Of the fastest horses in short race In
tho country. She great favOrite for the Scud
Stakes and nearly all the trainers and jockeys expected
her to win. As she came up the homestrctch McCary
watching her every stride and desperately urging
Mailer but with little real hope OF success, he
well acquainted with Mona's superior speed. Mona
had the safely In hand hundred yards from the
epd. and all that was left for McCarty to try
70 get second place with Mailer. He tried his best
for this, but Milton too fast for Mailer and got
sccdnd place. But In another column Of the same
publication Milton Is represented as having lost
second place. This Is wholly untrue Milton won
It fairly, was placed by the judges, and all tina
bcts on Milton for place most Of them at 8 to II
paid and not lost the false statement referred
70 put it. But extremely queer things get into 10
ports telegraphed to tho city before o'clock and
jumbled up In q hurry by trvttIng horse reporter
Whip knows nothing of Observation-Disclosures
wrong quotations OF odds, ndiculousy erroneous
descriptions Of finishes. and all sorts Of bunders
Every teflman who saw D0n0hue's riding OF Under
On Thurssey and ON saturday saw at glance the
great difference In tho way the colt was handed In
BIND o. think: that Has yaS Sa 70 se smps w
pE,drivins. Mr. Galway. tho owner Of Linden, him
Handicap ON Thursttly by bad judrn1n, I,,is ne IN
oonohue in tho saddle on saturday because he had